"As a reminder, Micro RGB is a unique new technology similar to Mini LED displays. Unlike the white backlights used on Mini LEDs, though, it uses tiny red, green and blue LEDs that produce more accurate colors and offer smaller and more controllable dimming zones. However, because pixels can't be turned on and off individually like Micro LED or OLED, Micro RGB contrast ratios aren't as high. They promise to be brighter and more color accurate than other technologies, though, hence the high prices and "premium" branding."
"Samsung's upcoming Micro RGB lineup will be available in 55-, 65-, 75-, 85-, 100- and 115-inch models and use the next evolution of the company's technology. The main claim to fame is near broadcast monitor-like color accuracy, covering 100 percent of the demanding BT.2020 HDR standard. That new standard now has a name and VDE certification: Micro RGB Precision Color 100. Other key features include Samsung's "Micro RGB AI Engine Pro" for more precise frame-by-frame clarity and realism, new color enhancement functions, Samsung's glare free tech and enhanced audio features including Dolby Atmos and Adaptive Sound Pro."
Samsung will unveil a full Micro RGB TV lineup at CES 2026 with sizes ranging from 55 to 115 inches. Micro RGB replaces white Mini LED backlights with tiny red, green and blue LEDs to achieve more accurate colors and more controllable dimming zones. The technology cannot switch pixels individually like Micro LED or OLED, which limits contrast ratios but enables higher brightness and color fidelity. Samsung claims near broadcast monitor-like color accuracy covering 100 percent of the BT.2020 HDR standard and has VDE-certified Micro RGB Precision Color 100. Key features include the Micro RGB AI Engine Pro, color enhancement, glare reduction, Dolby Atmos and Adaptive Sound Pro, while initial pricing is expected to be very high.
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